Britney Spears’ ex-fiancé Sam Asghari responds to the couple’s shocking engagement, explains why he “hit the jackpot”

Britney Spears’ ex-fiancé, Sam Asghari, says he “hit the jackpot” by marrying the famous singer.

Britney, 39, and Sam, 27, both announced their engagement in separate Instagram posts earlier this month after nearly five years of dating.

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Performer Mayra Veronica dated Sam just before meeting Britney and explained her thoughts on her ex’s relationship.

She told TMZ: “He finally hit the jackpot!

“She also hit the jackpot. He’s extremely supportive, he’s a really, really supportive guy, and after all she’s been through, that’s what she needs.

“I feel very happy for them.

Mayra explained that Sam was a “really sweet guy” who supported her while they were together.

“I think she’s with the right guy,” Mayra said, adding that she hoped their relationship would stand the test of time.

“Hollywood is so hard to say, but he’s such a lovely sweet guy that I really hope so for her. She’s endured long enough.

Mayra also had a few thoughts on the engagement ring: “It’s okay! That’s all that goes with their style.

Sam and Mayra dated in 2015, the year before he met Britney when he played his sweetheart in the Slumber Party music video.

HAPPY COUPLE

Britney and Sam announced their engagement in separate Instagram posts.

Sam’s manager Brandon Cohen shared the engagement news in an additional statement.

Brandon said he was “proud to celebrate and confirm the engagement,” according to People.

“The couple today formalized their long-standing relationship and are deeply touched by the support, dedication and love that have been shown to them,” he continued.

Brandon concluded that Sam “couldn’t be happier to be involved and to create this one of a kind ring.”

Britney’s ring was designed by New York-based Forever Diamond jeweler Roman Malayev.

BRITNEY’S HOPE

Britney has expressed her desire to marry as she gives moving testimony at a hearing for her guardianship battle in June.

She begged a judge to end the arrangement and said it “hurt me a lot more than good”.

She told the court that she wanted to marry her boyfriend and have a baby, but the guardianship would not allow it.

The hitman also claimed that she had to use birth control to prevent her from getting pregnant and that she could not have her IUD removed by a doctor.

She told the court: “All I want is to own my money and for this to end and for my boyfriend to be able to drive me in his car.”

BIG VICTORY

Britney recently won a major victory in her battle for guardianship so that she could marry after years of being barred from doing so.

His father Jamie officially ended his tenure as Curator after about 13 years of controlling his estate and personal affairs.

Jamie asked the judge to end the guardianship without further mental assessment.

Britney had previously said she did not want to undergo a mental assessment when testifying in court in June.

Sources told the outlet that Jamie made the decision to end the trusteeship due to public pressure, as well as pressure from Britney’s attorney, Mathew Rosengart.

Additionally, insiders said the singer Toxic’s take on her father and their relationship hasn’t changed despite the filing.

It is believed that Britney is still extremely angry with him because of his role in the Guardianship.

The artist’s next court appearance will be on September 29, where she has scheduled the layoff issue to come to the fore.

It was previously reported that the purpose of the next hearing will be to discuss Jamie’s involvement in the Guardianship.

JAMIE DEPT

Jamie, 69, recently filed a motion to end the singer’s guardianship in Los Angeles Superior Court.

The documents indicated that Britney “has the right to ask this Court to seriously consider whether this guardianship is no longer necessary.”

In addition, the record claimed that Britney’s situation had changed “to such an extent that the grounds for establishing guardianship may no longer exist”.

Judge Brenda Penny, who oversaw the case, will have to approve the decision.

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